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gcapell

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    Comment #44254704

    I see what you did there.

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    Comment #42589458

    Australian here: I think anyone can become Australian.

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    Comment #33651614

    A few _days_ ago they were looking at 60-70 cents. I suspect those were (relatively speaking) the good old days.

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    Comment #32324742

    I honestly can't tell exactly when the thread meandered into satire.

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    Comment #31736876

    http://man.cat-v.org/clive/4/upasfs

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    Comment #28792794

    Very cool. I keep middle-clicking the Delwin button, which my browser interprets differently than I want.

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    Comment #27230603

    If there was ever a time for the universal New Yorker caption: https://web.archive.org/web/20060203045552/http://modernarth... ...

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    Comment #24573828

    AIUI the scenario with Jim Butcher and Dresden Files was that he was _trying_ to write some "genre hack" novel, and succeeded despite himself: https://www.tor.com/2008/07/25/sdccji…

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    Comment #24499982

    > Can any English speaker remember the name of the interpreter of their favourite audiobook? Anne Hathaway for Wizard of Oz, David Tennant for How to Train Your Dragon, James Marst…

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    Comment #18333591

    Towards the back of the article it talks about video from inside the house where the man shows the knife to the camera then turns off the camera.

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    Comment #13343195

    Acme. I'm used to it.

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    Comment #11147087

    >>> log(99999,2) -> 16.6

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    Comment #8436487

    I've got (an earlier model of) http://espressounplugged.com/rok Less portable, but much less fiddly than this minipresso seems to be.

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    Comment #5890664

    What makes you think the _small_ guys will protect your data _better_?